Snowmachines became very popular in rural Alaska in the 1960s, for both practical, recreational and sporting purposes. The Nome-Golovin Race, first run in 1967, is held on the second Saturday […]
Nome’s softball fields can get muddy, but that doesn’t slow anybody down. Softball is a passion here, with this small community fielding up to five teams for women and six […]
enakee doesn’t take Independence Day too seriously, and that’s a plus. Its celebration is a slapdash affair, long on homemade humor and short on pomp. Jump into its games and […]
Ride around stunning icebergs on the frozen glacier lake on Saturday and rip down a snowy mountainside Sunday! There will be plenty of room for spectators.
Imagine skiers dressed up in crazy costumes, bombing down a hill, trying to build up enough speed to skim all the way across an icy pond. That’s what the Slush […]
Visit local galleries and shops in downtown Seward to see featured local artists and enjoy local Alaskan hospitality. See handmade jewelry, pottery, photography, paintings, metal work, carvings, clothing and more. […]
The Anchorage Market, located at the Dimond Center Mall on 88th Ave, is a family friendly attraction for locals and tourists alike. Running every Saturday and Sunday from mid-May through […]
This two day event honouring Cliff Hudson has many activities for the whole family, such as; silent auctions, pancake feed, poker runs, aircraft performance demonstrations, fly-over, and much more! Event days subject to change.
For more information, check out www.sewardfestival.com.
